Dell Technologies has announced the expansion of its Dell AI for Telecom programme in collaboration with Intel, bringing new AI-driven solutions to communications service providers (CSPs) in Ireland.
This initiative aims to support network operations and enterprise edge use cases, enhancing efficiency, reliability, and cost savings. This expansion is particularly relevant for the Irish market, where CSPs can benefit from these advanced solutions.
To fully harness AI’s potential, CSPs require infrastructure capable of processing a growing amount of real-time data. The Dell AI for Telecom programme offers a comprehensive ecosystem of hardware, software and AI expertise, enabling CSPs to implement AI efficiently and develop revenue-generating services by harnessing the power of data.
The new solutions enable CSPs to integrate AI into their networks and build AI solutions at the edge, allowing CSPs to monetise their network investments and enterprise clients.
Andrew Vaz, VP, of Product Management for Telecom System Business at Dell Technologies, said:
“To fully harness AI’s potential, communications service providers (CSPs) require an infrastructure capable of processing real-time data. Our Dell AI for Telecom program offers a comprehensive ecosystem of hardware, software, and AI expertise, empowering CSPs to efficiently implement AI and develop revenue-generating services. The new solutions help CSPs easily bring AI into their network for efficiency, reliability, and cost savings, and build AI solutions at the edge to monetize the investments in their network with the enterprise.”
As demand for AI solutions grows, Intel and Dell have optimized edge AI applications running on Dell PowerEdge XR8000 servers powered by Intel Xeon processors. These applications offer optimized edge AI capabilities, ruggedized hardware, multiple connectivity options, validated designs, flexible workloads, and scalable infrastructure.
With these advancements, Dell and Intel are poised to lead the charge in AI innovation for telecom, creating a smarter and more efficient future for the industry in Ireland and beyond.
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